The article reviews how buildings are evaluated after people move in to see if they are comfortable and energy-efficient. The researchers found that there is a lack of consistency in how these evaluations are done, making it hard to compare results. They looked at different methods used to evaluate comfort and energy use, and they suggest ways to improve how buildings are designed and managed based on feedback from occupants. The study shows that there is a need for a more standardized approach to evaluating buildings after people start living in them.